Alan B Shepard Middle School

Five Palms elementary School offers education to students in prekindergarten through grade five. Its curriculum includes health education, math, science, English, foreign languages and arts. The school organizes a variety of extracurricular activities, including speech competitions, musical events, painting and performing arts competitions. It also organizes sports competitions, such as volleyball, basketball, softball, and track and field events. The school has a library and a cafeteria for the students. It also has a computer lab with Internet access. The school has various students' clubs and a parent-teacher organization. It publishes a student s magazine and offers newsletters to the students. Five Palms elementary School is approved by the South San Antonio Independent School District and is located in San Antonio.

Founded in 1974, Stacey Jr/Sr High School was formerly known as Lackland Junior/Senior High School. The school offers general academic programs to more than 280 students in grades 7 through 12. It provides advanced educational programs for gifted and talented students. It offers a range of activities that includes art, band, chorus, theater and physical education. Stacey Jr/Sr High School also conducts classes in keyboarding, accounting, computer applications, and family and consumer science. The school offers courses in German and Spanish. It supports a variety of sports activities, such as golf, tennis, volleyball, baseball, basketball, cross country, and track and field. In addition, it operates a parent-teacher-student organization that conducts fundraising activities and special events. The school features a cafeteria, gymnasium, technology lab, and library and media center. Located in Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, Stacey Jr/Sr High School is a part of the Lackland Independent School District.

Founded in 1963, Valley Hi Elementary School is an educational institution that that offers academic instruction to students in kindergarten through grade five. It conducts classes in reading, math, writing, social studies and science. The school has a cafeteria that serves an assortment of lunch items. It also has a library that stocks a collection of encyclopedias, images, Web links and research databases. Valley Hi Elementary School administers The Learning Tree, which is a tuition-based, after-school program that provides homework assistance. It is governed by the Northern Independent School District, which maintains more than 90 schools and enrolls over 85,000 students.